1962 Spokane Indians Roster

Pacific Coast League (PCL) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 58-96
Finished 8th in the PCL
Manager: Preston Gómez (58-96)
Affiliation: Los Angeles Dodgers
Location: Spokane, Washington
Ballpark: Avista Stadium
Attendance: 80,519, Avg. 1,046
1962 Spokane Indians Statistics

The Spokane Indians of the Pacific Coast League ended the 1962 season with a record of 58 wins and 96 losses, finishing eighth in the PCL.

The Indians tallied 609 runs and yielded 756 runs. Johnny Werhas paced Spokane with 16 home runs Al Ferrara drove in 66 runs. Nate Oliver led hitters with significant playing time by hitting .317. Howie Reed topped the squad with 12 wins and a team-best 3.01 ERA, leading hurlers with significant time on the mound.

Nelson Chittum, Bert Cueto, Al Ferrara, Rod Graber, Bill Harris, Stan Johnson, Dick Nen, Nate Oliver, Phil Ortega, Bobby Prescott, Howie Reed, Ken Rowe, Dick Scott, Gene Snyder, Thad Tillotson, Dick Tracewski, Jay Ward and Johnny Werhas were all players from the 1962 Spokane Indians who played in the Majors during their careers.

Preston Gómez served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Billy BethelRRApril 29, 19306'3"187Corpus Christi, TX US
Shelly BrodskyRRSeptember 3, 19366'0"180Brooklyn, NY US
Nelson ChittumRRMarch 25, 19336'1"180Harrisonburg, VA US
Mel CorboLLMarch 16, 19406'2"185San Antonio, TX US
Bert CuetoRRAugust 14, 19376'4"170San Luis, Pinar del Rio CU
Edward DickSLNovember 20, 19366'2"188Chicago, IL US
Al FerraraRRDecember 22, 19396'1"200Brooklyn, NY US
Rene FriolRRMay 28, 19336'1"208Candelaria, Pinar del Rio CU
Bruce GardnerLLOctober 30, 19386'0"185Los Angeles, CA US
Rod GraberLLJune 20, 19305'11"175Massillon, OH US
Bill HarrisLRDecember 3, 19305'8"187Duguayville, NB CA
Jimmie HarwellRRJanuary 23, 19396'2"200Shreveport, LA
Ron HubbardLLOctober 11, 19385'10"185
Stan JohnsonLLFebruary 12, 19375'10"180Dallas, TX US
Charles JulianRRFebruary 10, 19355'10"175Knoxville, TN US
Irvin KnowlesRRFebruary 25, 19405'8"165
Gene MarinacciLLApril 10, 19356'1"196Atlantic Highlands, NJ US
Melvin McGavockRRMarch 31, 19376'3"200
Dick NenLLSeptember 24, 19396'2"200South Gate, CA US
Allen NorrisRRJuly 13, 19376'3"185Los Angeles, CA US
Nate OliverRRDecember 13, 19405'10"160St. Petersburg, FL US
Phil OrtegaRROctober 7, 19396'2"170Gilbert, AZ US
Bobby PrescottRRMarch 27, 19315'11"180Colon, Colon PA
Howie ReedRRDecember 21, 19366'1"195Dallas, TX US
Donald RossRR5'10"180Harrisburg, PA US
Ken RoweRRDecember 31, 19336'2"185Ferndale, MI US
Dick ScottRLMarch 15, 19336'2"185Portsmouth, NH US
Gene SnyderRLMarch 31, 19315'11"175York, PA US
Thad TillotsonRRDecember 20, 19406'2"195Merced, CA US
Dick TracewskiRRFebruary 3, 19355'11"160Eynon, PA US
Gene WallaceLRMay 9, 19336'1"160
Jay WardRRSeptember 9, 19386'1"185Brookfield, MO US
Jimmy WardRRApril 2, 19396'1"195Pasadena, CA US
Johnny WerhasRRFebruary 7, 19386'2"200Highland Park, MI US
Don WilliamsRRDecember 24, 19375'9"185Paragould, AR US

Average attendance is based upon the number of actual home dates where known (most leagues from 1992 and later). Where the number of home dates is not known, the average is calculated using half the team's total games.



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